OPIOIDS FOR THE MASSES
While the United States and much of the Western world is confronted with a battle against the epidemic of prescription drug abuse, the issue is absent in much of the rest of the world.
The Travel Ban: The Politics of Immigration in the U.S. (I-House Global Forum Review)
Staff Writer Sneha Naren reviews the I-House Global Forum event on Oct. 26.
REHEARSING FOR THE REVOLUTION: AN OVERVIEW OF THEATER OF THE OPPRESSED
Editor-in-Chief Liliana Torpey gives an overview of participatory theater known as "Theater of the Oppressed" and explores the importance of art in social transformation.
REVERSING THE FEMALE TRAVEL BAN
Contributing Writer Rinad Taha proposes solutions to deconstruct Saudi Arabia's male guardianship system.
THE COLOR BEHIND THE BLACKLIST
Staff Writer Sneha Naren explores the cultural richness of Middle Eastern countries targeted by Trump's travel ban.
POLICY PROPOSAL: INCREASING ACCESS TO MICROFINANCE FOR DISABLED WOMEN IN KENYA
Contributing writer Gabriella Fleischmann proposes possible solutions to discrimination in microfinance in Kenya.
PROFITEERING FROM DEATH: HONDURAS' WAR ON INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
Managing Editor Nick Vacchio contextualizes the violence and environmental devastation propagated by the Honduran government against its indigenous communities.
INTERSECTIONS AND INSIGHT: INTERVIEWS WITH UCSD'S THIRD CULTURE KIDS
Staff Writer Madisen Ro interviews UCSD students about their international backgrounds and identities
CRISIS IN OUR CLOSETS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FAST FASHION
Staff Writer Veronika Michels shines light on the environmentally damaging effects of modern fast fashion
THE SUN SETS ON ISIS'S MOSULI CALIPHATE
Staff Writer Bailey Marsheck discusses the complicated situation in Mosul as it moves toward resolution.
4/03/17: THE WEEK IN TRUMP
Here is another issue of the Trump Weekly briefly summarizing the recent actions of the Trump administration.
OP-ED: URGING UCSD TO HELP REFUGEES THROUGH A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
UCSD Student Aisha Subhan explains in an op-ed why UCSD should help Syrian refugees.
CITY OF CARAVANS: KEEPING CULTURE ALIVE IN A STATE OF UNCERTAINTY
Staff Writer Veronika Michels takes a glance at the art projects breathing humanity back into Syrian refugee camps
THE FALSE NARRATIVE ON THE DALAI LAMA AND TIBET
Editor in Chief Omkar Mahajan analyzes the recent controversy surrounding the Dalai Lama and argues that much of the criticism is based on a false narrative.
AMERICAN EDUCATION: THE LIGHT BETWEEN THE AMERICAN WAKING LIFE AND THE AMERICAN DREAM
Guest Writer Shahbaz Shaikh analyzes the impact of Betsy Devos' plans on American Education and how this will in turn affect the American Dream.
THE SITUATION IN KASHMIR: AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. SAIBA VARMA
Editor in Chief Omkar Mahajan recently interviewed Dr. Saiba Varma about the situation in Kashmir.
UCSD’S WINTER QUARTERLY CONVERSATIONS IN GLOBAL HEALTH
Staff Writer Meredith Anderson recaps the Global Health Winter Quarterly Event.
THE MUSLIM BAN WILL DEPRIVE US OF SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
UCSD Student Aisha Subhan discusses the implications of Trump's Muslim ban on a personal level in this essay originally published in The Huffington Post.
BORDERS IN THE BRITISH ISLES: HOW A HARD BREXIT COULD DESTABILIZE IRELAND
Staff Writer Jenny Ryder analyzes the implications of BREXIT on the northern nations that compose the British Isles.